Cyber
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Business/FinancialRaytheon, Saudi Aramco In Cyber Security Joint Venture
Saudi Arabia’s national oil company and Raytheon [RTN] have agreed to establish a joint venture that will provide cyber security services in the Kingdom and the region, according to Saudi […]
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CyberLeonardo Says Cyber Attacks On Assets Up 110 Percent From 2016 Through 2018
Leonardo‘s Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) convened cyber security experts on Dec. 13 in Rome for a Cyber Shield exercise, as the company said that cyber attacks on company assets […]
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Missile DefenseIG Says DoD Not Properly Protecting Technical Missile Defense Info
A Defense Department Inspector General (IG) report released Dec. 14 said officials are not consistently implementing security controls to protect ballistic missile defense system (BMDS) technical information. The IG found […]
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Cyber
AIA Issues Baseline Cyber Security Standards For Aerospace And Defense Industry
The Aerospace Industries Association (AIA) on Thursday released a risk-based cyber security standard aimed giving companies in the aerospace and defense industry set of baseline security controls that can evolve […]
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CyberDoD Receives ‘D’ Grade On Latest IT Scorecard, Agencies Improve Overall Performance
The Pentagon no longer has a failing grade for technology acquisition, by a slim margin, receiving a “D+” on the latest version of a congressional scorecard that showed overall improvement […]
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CyberPentagon Tech Leaders Offer Details To House Panel On New AI Center’s Mission
Top Pentagon technology officials told a House armed services panel Tuesday the department’s new artificial intelligence center is open and focused on scaling up current commercial and military capabilities needed […]
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Cyber
House Panel Finds Massive Equifax Breach Was ‘Entirely Preventable’
A new report from House Oversight Committee says the massive Equifax [EFX] data breach, which affected 148 million Americans, was “entirely preventable” and new reforms are required to better protect […]
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Cyber
DoD Proposes Rule To Eliminate Lowest Price Technically Acceptable For IT Acquisition
The Pentagon is looking to implement a new procurement rule that would block contracting officers from prioritizing the lowest price technically acceptable (LPTA) when considering IT purchases, the department said […]
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CyberTSA Releases Cyber Security Roadmap To Guide Efforts To Protect IT, Transportation Systems
On the heels of a new national cyber security strategy, the Transportation Security Administration on Tuesday released its own roadmap for protecting its information technology (IT) and the transportation system […]
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CyberHuntington Ingalls Acquires Cyber Security Firm G2 To Expand Services Business
Huntington Ingalls Industries [HII] on Monday said it has acquired the cyber security firm G2 Inc., which will be part of the company’s Technical Solutions division that was stood up […]